Changes

This Remember, that the actual meeting is a "Brain Storming" session to discuss in the '''strategies to phase people into the use of WIKIsdiscussion'''area...

* You '''must are required to participate in this conversation within the stated time frame''' (indicated by Facilitator) in the discussion area.* All '''conversations must be done are required to occur in the '''discussion area'''.* All comments '''must should be proactiveand relative to the topic'''.* Meeting '''facilitator will referee''' the meeting and has final "say".<br /><br />* Members must '''add this meeting (WIKI) to their watchlist''' in order to consistently check for member contribution.You "watch" a WIKI page by clicking on the '''watch''' tab at the top. It will change to ''unwatch'', but that just acts like a toggle switch (i.e. leave it on ''"unwatch"''). In the future, after logging into your WIKI with your account information, click on '''My WatchList''' for activity. As a general rule, you should check your WIKI watchlist with similar regularity to checking your e-mail.<br /><br />

* After facilitator gives summary, '''all members must "sign-offby adding an "X" by their name (that section is added by facilitator near end of meeting)"''' to confirm they read and agree to facilitator's summary of meeting.

===Meeting RoomsTime Frame=== Perhaps during this "training phase" people create different meetings for different purposes. Follow the links below to participate in various meetings: * [ [[How to Get People Plugged into WIKIs]] ] (Meeting Facilitated by Murray Saul - Date Range: TBA)

=Meetings Held=:* [ [[October Oct 8, 2010to Oct 15]] ] First meeting (Meeting with Sandra, Lynne and Murray to demonstrate how Brain Storming session to use a WIKI for meetingsget people using WIKIs)